Use Code FIRST To Get 10% Off On Your First Order Above ₹400 T&C apply
Best Fasting Foods for Navratri

Best Fasting Foods for Navratri


Introduction: Nourish Your Navratri with the Right Fasting Foods

Navratri is a time of spiritual cleansing, devotion, and disciplined living. It is also an opportunity to reset the body by embracing sattvic (pure and balanced) foods. During the nine sacred nights, millions of people across India observe fasts, switching from regular meals to falahar — a fasting diet based on naturally gluten-free, grain-free, and easily digestible ingredients.

However, many market-available fasting products are overly refined or laced with additives that defeat the purpose of mindful eating. If you're fasting for spiritual focus or physical well-being, what you eat matters. That’s why choosing clean, nutrient-rich, fasting foods is essential. 

 


 

What Makes a Fasting Food Truly Wholesome?

What Makes a Fasting Food Truly Wholesome?

During fasting, your meals should align with sattvic principles — simple, fresh, and natural. The best fasting foods are:

  • Easy to digest and gentle on the gut

  • Free from synthetic additives or preservatives

  • Naturally rich in minerals, vitamins, and complex carbohydrates

  • Gluten-free and suitable for grain-free diets

  • Energizing without being heavy or greasy

Saptrishi’s fasting range is curated to match these ideals, supporting you throughout your Navratri journey with clean and nourishing staples.

 


 

Explore Saptrishi’s Fasting Essentials

Saptrishi Sabudana (Tapioca Pearls)

Sabudana is a fasting staple widely used in khichdi, kheer, vadas, and tikkis. Sourced from natural cassava root, Saptrishi Sabudana is free from artificial whiteners, and carefully processed for uniform soaking and fluffiness.

  • Quick energy source from natural starch

  • Smooth, soft texture perfect for both sweet and savory dishes

  • Soaks evenly and cooks without sticking or clumping

  • Ideal for individuals needing easily digestible carbs during fasts

 


 

Saptrishi Kuttu Atta (Buckwheat Flour)

Kuttu, or buckwheat flour, is one of the most nutrient-dense fasting flours. Although technically a seed, it is consumed like a grain during vrat and is known for its high protein and fiber content.

  • Stone-ground for nutrient preservation

  • Naturally gluten-free and high in iron, magnesium, and zinc

  • Balances energy levels with its low glycemic index

  • Supports digestive health and satiety

Saptrishi Kuttu Atta is perfect for making rotis, dosas, pakoras, or chillas — all while staying true to vrat norms.

 


 

Saptrishi Singhara Atta (Water Chestnut Flour)

Made by grinding dried water chestnuts, Singhara Atta is known for its cooling properties and is especially beneficial during seasonal transitions. Rich in minerals and naturally alkaline, it supports balance during fasting periods.

  • Rich in calcium, potassium, and antioxidants

  • Excellent for hydration and acid-alkaline balance

  • Promotes gentle digestion and reduces acidity

  • Versatile for making parathas, halwa, or used as a binder in snacks

Saptrishi Singhara Atta is finely milled and completely free of adulteration, making it ideal for fasting meals.

 


 

Why Fasting Foods Make a Difference

During Navratri, the body enters a detox phase — physically, mentally, and emotionally. Eating clean, chemical-free food enhances this process by:

  • Avoiding hidden preservatives and pesticides

  • Providing bioavailable nutrients for repair and energy

  • Supporting the digestive system without overloading it

  • Aligning your meals with the sattvic energy of the festival

Choosing fasting foods helps ensure your fast is not only compliant but also beneficial for your overall wellness.

 


 

Sample Navratri Meal Plan with Saptrishi Fasting Foods

Sample Navratri Meal Plan with Saptrishi Fasting Foods

Morning: Sabudana kheer with jaggery, cardamom, and soaked almonds
Lunch: Kuttu paratha with vrat aloo sabzi and cucumber raita
Evening: Singhara chilla with sendha namak and green chutney

These meals are nourishing, easy to prepare, and satisfying — helping you focus on prayer, reflection, and self-care.

 


 

Why Choose Saptrishi Foods for Navratri?

Saptrishi Foods stands apart with a commitment to purity, tradition, and quality. Every product in our fasting collection is:

  • Sourced responsibly from local farms

  • Stone-ground or naturally processed in small batches

  • Free from preservatives, whiteners, or additives

  • Tested for purity and freshness

  • Packaged in hygienic, eco-safe materials

Our falahar ingredients ensure that your fasting diet is as clean and sacred as your intentions.

 


 

Embrace Clean Fasting with Saptrishi’s Vrat Collection

As you prepare your kitchen for Navratri, choose fasting foods that nourish the body and respect the spirit of the season.

Stock up on essentials:

Celebrate this Navratri with food that is clean, honest, and deeply nourishing — just as your devotion deserves.

FAQs

Q1: What are the best foods to eat during a Navratri fast?


A: The best fasting foods are sattvic, easy to digest, and nutrient-rich. Top choices include sabudana (tapioca pearls), kuttu atta (buckwheat flour), and singhara atta (water chestnut flour) — all available in organic form from Saptrishi Foods.

 


 

Q2: Is Saptrishi’s sabudana different from regular market sabudana?


A: Yes. Saptrishi’s sabudana is free from chemical softeners or whitening agents, and offers better texture and energy without the additives found in commercial versions.

 


 

Q3: Can I use kuttu and singhara atta in baking or pancakes?


A: Absolutely. Both are highly versatile. Kuttu atta works well for dosas and puris, while singhara atta makes excellent vrat-friendly pancakes, halwa, and even thickeners for fasting gravies.